BP-WP-Navbar Configuration

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» Feature Options

Check the features you wish to enable or disable below.

Hide Main Theme Nav	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?« If your theme is not a child theme of bp-default, this feature may not work as it targets "ul#nav". To allow this plugin to hide your theme nav in this case, edit line 219 of bp-wp-navbar.php. Change "ul#nav" to the appropriate container ID. Or... - Edit your theme's css file by adding "display:none;" to the appropriate nav ID. Or... - Use remove_action in bp-custom.php or your theme's functions.php.', '' ) ?>
Hide Site Name	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?«should be). Remember this plugin only modifies the navbar on your main site. If you enable this feature, your site name will remain visible in the bp-adminbar on all blogs of an MU/MS install.', '' ) ?>
Hide Login and Signup Links	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?« Note that if you are using Brajesh Singh's damn cool Branded Login Plugin, it will be detected and links will show or hide as you set them. (See "Other Stuff" for more.)', '' ) ?>
Hide Visit Random Menu	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?« For example, if you have a membership management plugin like s2member installed, and you limit access to certain information to logged-in members only (like member profiles or groups), it doesn't really make sense to provide a link to them, now does it? See "Other Stuff" for more on s2member. It's really cool!', '' ) ?>
Add Wordpress pages/menus	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?« Configure the display of your pages under the "Labels & Fonts" tab.', '' ) ?>
Add Buddypress components	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?«Community dropdown menu. See "Labels & Fonts to change the default label.', '' ) ?>
Scroll with pages	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" /> »?«unstick the BP-WP-Navbar from the top of your screen and allow it to scroll with your pages. If you want to position the navbar in a precise location relative to your theme, enter the appropriate values in the Vertical Offset and Horizontal Offset fields under the "Sizes & Position" tab.', '' ) ?>

Display Top-Level Wordpress Pages	checked="checked" value="1" /> »?«In a dropdown menu if you want top-level pages in a single dropdown menu with child pages appearing as flyout sub-menus. Make sure you enter a menu label below in this case! Select As menu items if you want to arrange top-level pages horizontally as menu items, with their child pages appearing in dropdowns.', '' ) ?> checked="checked" value="0" />
Label for Wordpress 2.x Page Dropdown	»?«In a dropdown menu above. IMPORTANT: If you upgrade to Wordpress 3.x, you can define up to 5 custom menu dropdowns.', '' ) ?>
Wordpress 3.x detected.	Important stuff here! » »?«You have Wordpress 3.x installed. Create your custom menus under "Appearance" > "Menus". Then select the menus you wish to display in your BP-WP-Navbar in the "Theme Locations" area of that screen (the custom menu names will be the main items in your new navbar). If you forget this important step, your menus will not display. Note that this plugin provides for the display of up to 5 distinct WP3.x custom menus in your new navbar.
Label for Buddypress component menu	»?« Note that it is not advisable for a plugin to change slugs for the component names themselves, so you cannot do that here. See "Other Stuff" for more info about how you can.', '' ) ?>
Font for all menu items	»?« Note that not all browsers will adequately render fancy fonts, so try to keep it simple... and check your spelling!', '' ) ?>
Font size	»?«px here 'cuz it's already in the code. Note that this setting will affect ALL menu items. Also, if you set this too high, your navbar could look really freaky. If you need a rather large size, adjust the "Navbar and menu item height" setting under the "Sizes & Position" tab.', '' ) ?>
Italic font?	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" />
Bold font?	checked="checked" value="1" /> checked="checked" value="0" />

Navbar background color	»?«
Main menu item color	»?«
Sub menu item color	»?«
Sub menu border color	»?«Sub menu item color to mimic no border.', '' ) ?>
Menu item text color	»?«
Menu item hover color	»?«transparent here (unless you do not want a hover color).', '' ) ?>

Overall navbar width	»?«View pages. Note that the navbar will remain centered on the page. To reposition it relative to your theme, see Vertical Offset and Horizontal Offset below.', '' ) ?>
Navbar and menu item height	»?«
Sub-menu top margin	»?«must be negative!', '' ) ?>
Main menu item padding	»?«to the right of the link text of each main menu item. Note that this value cannot be negative.', '' ) ?>
Sub menu item width	»?«
Vertical offset	»?«top of your theme template. If you set a value here, you may want to enable Scroll with pages under the "Feature Options" tab.', '' ) ?>
Horizontal offset	»?«the right of your theme template's vertical centerline. Enter a negative value to offset to the left. If you set a value here, you may want to enable Scroll with pages under the "Feature Options" tab.', '' ) ?>

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